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Harus meaning in English
harus means must, have to in Indonesian. Pronounced HAH-roos.
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Example sentence
Saya harus pergi.
I have to go.
How harus is used
Must, have to. Stronger than 'perlu'. 'Saya harus pergi' = I must go.
More sentences using harus
- Kita harus menjaga lingkungan.
We must protect the environment. - Dokter bilang saya harus minum obat.
The doctor said I must take medicine. - Saya harus izin ke kantor dulu.
I need to ask permission from the office first.
harus in real dialogue
These lines show how the word is used naturally inside complete Indonesian conversations:
- 'Tapi aku harus menghitung dulu berapa banyak kalian.'
'But I must first count how many of you there are.'
From Si Kancil dan Buaya - Hari ini kita harus membersihkan rumah.
Today we have to clean the house.
From Hari Sibuk di Rumah - Gerbang lima. Anda harus tiba di sana jam sembilan.
Gate five. You need to arrive there at nine.
From Dari Check-in ke Gerbang
Related conversation words
- setuju, to agree
- sependapat, of the same opinion
- menurut saya, in my opinion
- menurut, according to
- saya rasa, I feel/think
- saya pikir, I think